Use capture groups in AOB search strings to immediately return values of interest
Searches through the memory for an array of bytes expressed as a hex string (where ? can be used as wildcards: "FF 00 ? AA").
If the target is not found in memory, an error will be raised.
If the target is found, capture groups are evaluated and also returned.
Supported capture groups are: @(), I(), ()
These return: a relative address made absolute (jmp/call, 5 bytes), an integer (4 bytes), array of bytes
param target string the hex string to search for
param start number the starting address of the memory to start searching from
param stop number the last address of the memory to stop searching at
param unpacked boolean whether to return result in unpacked form (default) or not
return number the address of target in memory, and the result of capture groups
Use capture groups in AOB search strings to immediately return values of interest Searches through the memory for an array of bytes expressed as a hex string (where
?can be used as wildcards: "FF 00 ? AA"). If the target is not found in memory, an error will be raised. If the target is found, capture groups are evaluated and also returned.Supported capture groups are: @(), I(), () These return: a relative address made absolute (jmp/call, 5 bytes), an integer (4 bytes), array of bytes
param target string the hex string to search for param start number the starting address of the memory to start searching from param stop number the last address of the memory to stop searching at param unpacked boolean whether to return result in unpacked form (default) or not return number the address of target in memory, and the result of capture groups